Healthcare automation
Photoelectric sensors can reflect its value in many fields, such as detecting the presence or absence of medical infusion bags. Automation is indispensable in medical treatment. Analysis of the global medical device industry shows that since the beginning of the new century, the scale of the global medical device export market continues to expand, even in the case of financial crisis, from January to November 2009, it reached $170.487 billion. It is known that in 2007, the global market capacity of medical devices reached 300 billion US dollars, the trade volume was about 340 billion US dollars, the import trade volume was about 170 billion US dollars, the average market growth rate was 7%, the market space is huge. Due to the impact of the economic crisis, the import demand of the European Union fell by 4 percentage points in 2009. Beijing Hanyang's main import sources are the United States, Switzerland, China, Japan and other countries, among which China accounted for 8.35% of the market, a year-on-year growth of 2.1%. The rest have fallen. Demand in the United States, the world's second-largest import market, fell 5 percent to just $27.185 billion in 2009. Due to the dispersion of the country's market, the situation of one country's dominance is not formed. Mexico, Ireland, Germany, China, Japan and other countries occupy the main market, accounting for 60% of the import market. China is the United States' fourth-largest import trading partner, with a 9 percent market share, and imports from China grew 5 percent in 2009. In 2009, Japanese import demand was essentially flat, falling 0.59%, with the United States dominating the market with a 36% share. China was the third largest trading partner, with imports from China rising 7.26 per cent to take a 9 per cent share of the market. The data show that Europe, the United States and Japan are the three largest medical device markets in the world. With a market share of 7% and an average annual growth rate of 18%, China has a strong domestic demand market and a rapidly growing export market, making it a country with great growth potential. In 2009, the number has reached 22,666, and exports have reached $12.24 billion. Cao Gang, deputy director of the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Pharmaceutical and Health Products, said that in the future, China's medical device industry will be more and more closely related to the international market
So the need for sensors is gradually increasing, such as photoelectric sensors, laser sensors; Photoelectric switch/sensor, vision sensors, image sensor, laser displacement sensor, optical fiber sensors, infrared thermometer, proximity switches/sensors, ultrasonic sensors, pressure transducer, differential pressure sensor, the inputting type/screw-plug level gauge, liquid level transmitter, digital pressure gauge, weighing sensors, temperature controller, PLC.
Photoelectric sensors can reflect its value in many fields, such as detecting the presence or absence of medical infusion bags. Automation is indispensable in medical treatment. Analysis of the global medical device industry shows that since the beginning of the new century, the scale of the global medical device export market continues to expand, even in the case of financial crisis, from January to November 2009, it reached $170.487 billion. It is known that in 2007, the global market capacity of medical devices reached 300 billion US dollars, the trade volume was about 340 billion US dollars, the import trade volume was about 170 billion US dollars, the average market growth rate was 7%, the market space is huge. Due to the impact of the economic crisis, the import demand of the European Union fell by 4 percentage points in 2009. Beijing Hanyang's main import sources are the United States, Switzerland, China, Japan and other countries, among which China accounted for 8.35% of the market, a year-on-year growth of 2.1%. The rest have fallen. Demand in the United States, the world's second-largest import market, fell 5 percent to just $27.185 billion in 2009. Due to the dispersion of the country's market, the situation of one country's dominance is not formed. Mexico, Ireland, Germany, China, Japan and other countries occupy the main market, accounting for 60% of the import market. China is the United States' fourth-largest import trading partner, with a 9 percent market share, and imports from China grew 5 percent in 2009. In 2009, Japanese import demand was essentially flat, falling 0.59%, with the United States dominating the market with a 36% share. China was the third largest trading partner, with imports from China rising 7.26 per cent to take a 9 per cent share of the market. The data show that Europe, the United States and Japan are the three largest medical device markets in the world. With a market share of 7% and an average annual growth rate of 18%, China has a strong domestic demand market and a rapidly growing export market, making it a country with great growth potential. In 2009, the number has reached 22,666, and exports have reached $12.24 billion. Cao Gang, deputy director of the China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Pharmaceutical and Health Products, said that in the future, China's medical device industry will be more and more closely related to the international market
So the need for sensors is gradually increasing, such as photoelectric sensors, laser sensors; Photoelectric switch/sensor, vision sensors, image sensor, laser displacement sensor, optical fiber sensors, infrared thermometer, proximity switches/sensors, ultrasonic sensors, pressure transducer, differential pressure sensor, the inputting type/screw-plug level gauge, liquid level transmitter, digital pressure gauge, weighing sensors, temperature controller, PLC.
